Funny, sexy, ghoulish, and fabulous--Henry's second Amanda Feral novel brings Seattle's favorite fashionable zombie back for more outrageously ghoulish adventures.

Anything Can be Dangerous contains four amazing stories, plus a preview to the highly praised novel Husk, by Matt Hults. The stories include: Anything can be Dangerous ~ the simple things in life can kill. Through the Valley of Death ~ a dark vampire story that will make you remember fear. The Finger ~ zombie literature has never been so extraordinary. Feeding Frenzy ~ lunchtime in a place called Hell. “Suspenseful and gruesome, with just the right leavening of hopefulness and nod-wink humor.” ~ DR. KIM PAFFENROTH, Bram Stoker Award Winner for Dying to Live

The end of the world... or rather it's the end of the human world as the Plague turns the living into the living dead. When everyone around you is undead and roaming the streets hunting the living, what is there to do but fulfil your bucket list? In this case it is Route 66 and so Mike steals a car and sets off for the adventure of his lifetime. Probably the very last adventure of his lifetime. The Mother Road calls with a siren voice, and what is there to do but drive - and maybe survive to find the sea?Weapons and food on board, Mike sets off into both the past and the future. Which will he find?

From her appearances on 16 and Pregnant and then Teen Mom 2, Jenelle Evans’s life was put on display for all to see, and all to judge. Everyone thinks they know her, but what the audience can’t see runs deeper than what is left on the editing room floor. What of Jenelle’s complicated life before her newfound fame? An overbearing mother. Erratic siblings. A father who didn’t seem to care. Though there was no camera to capture those difficult moments, there were, thankfully, a few well-kept diaries. Join Jenelle as she tells her story through the eyes of her troubled youth, taken from her memories that were scrawled across the pages of her own diaries.

Traumatized and estranged siblings reunite against an ancient evil: “Southern-flavored horror . . . so well-written that I found myself re-reading sentences.” —Stephen A. North, author of Dead Tide Fifteen years ago, siblings Coil and Cassiopeia suffered an incident in the woods behind their family home. An incident that neither of them are willing to remember. Something that nearly killed Cass and left Coil accused as her abuser. An act that robbed young Coil of his artistic potential, yet boosted his little sister into an almost overnight sensation in the art world. Now, the self-exiled Coil has come home to deal with his world-famous sister as she suffers from sundowning; severe and violent personality shifts after the sun sets. Coil’s reluctant loyalty to his family is rewarded with an unexpected return to his artistic roots, as he wakes each day to find he has painted a brilliant but disturbing masterpiece in his sleep. As the siblings struggle to heal old family scars, something is reaching out to the small town of Ellenville, driving the townsfolk mad and leaving chaos, mayhem, and death in its wake. And the key to stopping the madness lies in Cass’s sundowning and Coil’s blooming talent . . .

When the apocalyptic downfall of the world came, it was a terrifying tsunami of tooth and claw.Two years on, and the plague of all plagues has given the United States a new majority. Democrats and Republicans are no more and humanity is on the endangered list now the dead walk the earth.After hearing a radio transmission-promising salvation-five friends and an ex-Marine set out on a road trip across the deserts of Utah to a safe zone in Portland. Battling their way across the zombie-infested American wasteland can be treacherous and devastating to the bonds of friendships, and soon, each realizes how easy it is to screw-up at every gruesome corner.To survive the apocalypse, they must pull together as a family. If not, they will be just another meal for the ravenous dead.